Definitely an awesome way to order a beer while listening to your favorite band on stage, the OppiKoppi Beer Drone will send a cold one floating down from above to your GPS location.
Definitely ideal for anyone that consistently creates mixed drinks that taste absolutely terrible, the Barman provides an easy to follow, step-by-step process for making drinks with the help of some advanced technology.
Definitely making the job of social media marketing tougher for college athletic departments, the Twitter hashtag has been banned from the football field according to a new NCAA ruling.
Unfortunate for any Netflix Instant subscriber that enjoys classic movies, the streaming video company will lose a large collection of titles tomorrow due to the end of a licensing deal.
Designed to help dog owners keep an eye on their pet throughout the day, the FitBark records and relays information regarding a dog's activity levels to the owner's smartphone through a mobile app.
Designed for people socializing at an event that want to share their social media profile, the Budweiser Buddy Cup allows two people to become Facebook friends by simply clinking their glasses.
Ideal for Web users that want a cheaper way to access the New York Times, management at the popular newspaper will be launching a digital subscription plan at $10 or less per month.
With the potential to go extremely well or become incredibly creepy for passengers, Virgin America has rolled out a new service that offers the ability to send text messages and gifts to other passengers on the plane.
Possibly ideal for overburdened parents with several children, this set of smart pajamas interacts with mobile devices like smartphone and tablets in order to launch bedtime stories within a custom application.
Skipping the traditional Hollywood executive review in favor of a mass audience opinion, Amazon is reaching out to viewers on the Web to review and rate a multitude of new pilots for Amazon Instant Video.
Combining a ridiculous price tag with an opulent amount of advanced technology, the Kohler Numi toilet received a few new upgrades that offer greater appeal to the mobile generation.
Designed to help regulate the use of addictive prescription medication like painkillers, the electronic Med Vault pill bottle limits the number of pills available to a consumer during the day.
Designed to take advantage of the massive popularity of Apple's iPhone 5, the Volkswagen iBeetle offers a variety of custom options that will appeal to anyone obsessed with Apple products.
Likely a case of someone believing the rules simply don't apply to them, a young jury member in Oregon received an important lesson on why you should listen to the judge during a trial.
In order to continue pushing out social sharing into more Google products, the team working on Google+ has incorporated the Google+ social commenting system into the Google Blogger interface.
Designed to slow down the eating process and help you feel better after each meal, the HAPIfork is a new type of smart utensil that provides a detailed snapshot of your eating habits.
Definitely a terrible day to be traveling on American Airlines, a software issue cut off access to the reservations system and forced the company to ground all flights for several hours earlier today.
Potentially ideal for DirecTV subscribers that have to leave their pooch at home all day, the premium satellite service provider will offer access to DogTV later this year for a premium monthly fee.
Definitely an exciting turn of events for Austin residents and local businesses, early reports indicate that Google will announce the launch of Google Fiber within Austin, Texas in the next few days.
Produced in order to build excitement around the upcoming launch of the new Facebook Home user interface, the social network has created an energetic advertisement called Airplane.
Potentially making the navigation of large California cities like San Francisco and Los Angeles more problematic, drivers aren't allowed to pick up their smartphones and check Google Maps while driving.
Online retailers are breathing a bit easier today in California after the postponement of a sales tax bill allows them to hold of on collecting tax from customers for an entire year.
Ideal for anyone that purchased a newer Windows Phone 8 device like the HTC Windows Phone 8X, Netflix updated the Windows Phone application to include upport for high resolution displays.
Potentially ideal for anyone that's in the market for a new tablet, Barnes & Noble is prepping a promotion that will bundle a Nook e-reader device with the Nook HD line of tablets.
Finally catching up with the digital age, the U.S. Census Bureau is transitioning from traditional paper questionnaires to a version of the survey that can be completed entirely online.
Potentially eliminating the need to carry around any type of credit or debit card, PayTango uses biometrics to help customers checkout at the register quicker using just their fingerprints.
Possibly a case of extreme Facebook addiction, an 18-year-old college student thought it would be a fantastic idea to break into a nearby home, relax on the couch and peruse the popular social network.
Looking for a way to dissuade customers from checking out products in the store before buying online, an Australian store is making sure all customers pay up for simply looking around.
Designed to bring a Bluetooth technology boost to older bookshelf and floorstanding speakers, The Vamp allows users to play music on their mobile device and listen through those speakers.
Designed to help consumers better understand their indoor living conditions, the CubeSensor is a cloud-connected device that provides information about the environmental quality of specific rooms within a home or office.
Ideal for cyclists that go on extended bike rides that covered many miles, the LifeBEAM SMART bike helmet allows riders to ditch heart rate chest straps since all the technology to monitor heart rate is built into the helmet.
A Wisconsin man skipping his child support payments thought it would be a great idea to post several pictures of himself and stacks of cash on Facebook.
Ideal for NYC residents and tourists looking for the fastest way to reach another part of the city using the subway, the MTA will be installing touchscreen displays at select stations later this year.